QuietFenwick11
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Syringe gauge selection and sterile filtering loops for vial reconstitution
Wondering if a certificate from that detailed testing service is available somewhere. Never encountered this before now. The earlier docume…
Apr 19
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Syringe gauge selection and sterile filtering loops for vial reconstitution
During the studies, much as with the tirzepatide experiments, those pens were restricted to a maximum of half a milliliter. Hence the solub…
Apr 19
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Syringe gauge selection and sterile filtering loops for vial reconstitution
The 30mg/mL is for tirzepatide, and the maker is not selling retatrutide yet.
Apr 19
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Syringe gauge selection and sterile filtering loops for vial reconstitution
I joined that chat earlier on. Considered picking up a bundle just so I could attach a complex interface to the unit, but the total cost en…
Apr 19
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Syringe gauge selection and sterile filtering loops for vial reconstitution
This batch looks way too inexpensive to me. I can't imagine the cost staying low for those tiny containers. Solubility worries remain even …
Apr 19
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BAC over Sterile Water — Necessity or overkill?
During peptide breakdown experiments I've checked out, most folks moved to bacteriostatic water after seeing that bacterial presence someti…
Apr 19
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Lipid improvements on retatrutide versus tirzepatide and statin alternatives
A year of statin plus ezetimibe cost around 120 and got my LDL under 40. Cheaper than a year of GLP-1 and far more effective. I've seen the…
Apr 19
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Scientists remove “zombie” cells and reverse liver damage in mice
That assumes the treatment only removed the intended cells. The mice did improve but we still do not know if a senomorphic would have produ…
Apr 18
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Scientists remove “zombie” cells and reverse liver damage in mice
That holds, though I am still checking whether today's senolytics really beat senomorphics. The present ones destroy too many cell types an…
Apr 17
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Splitting Retatrutide Weekly Doses: User Experiences
I don't split because I haven't had any bad side effects. I'm at 10 mg per week.
Apr 17
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Body Fat % Lies: Which Scales Are Actually Lying to You (And Which Tell the Truth)
DEXA is not the true gold standard; MRI is better. DEXA results can change with hydration or if you worked out right before the scan. Avera…
Apr 14
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Body Fat % Lies: Which Scales Are Actually Lying to You (And Which Tell the Truth)
I mostly watch the trends rather than the exact numbers, and I look at changes over at least a month. Even DEXA has around a five percent e…
Apr 14
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Retatrutide plateau and possible adaptation or resistance
You need to remain at any given dose for at least four weeks before judging its effect.
Apr 13
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Long-term reta maintenance: benefits, relapse risks, and exit strategies
Fifty more years. Same as my statin.
Apr 8
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What to Buy Next?
Just go higher on the dose and get more reta. The rest of those compounds are pleasant to have around and might help some people, but they …
Apr 7
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RETA Weekly Dosage vs Daily Dosage
That's probably for the best. Plenty of peptide videos push protocols that aren't very reliable. You could graph your levels online to see …
Apr 6
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How many vials do you reconstitute at once?
With these GLP1s I prepare a batch sized to cover six or eight weeks and load it into the pen cartridge. Looking over the info on breakdown…
Apr 4
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GLP-1 lipid changes, high LDL persistence, and statin decisions
Calcium scoring is a lagging marker for primary prevention. Once calcium appears on the scan you are already developing cardiovascular dise…
Apr 2
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SURMOUNT-4: Weight regain despite continuing lifestyle and diet modifications
I spend almost no time worrying whether I will stay on one of these medications for life. The answer is yes, just like statins. That frees …
Apr 2
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GLP-1 lipid changes, high LDL persistence, and statin decisions
Most primary care doctors lag behind on LDL targets and risk. Studies keep showing that lower LDL is better for preventing cardiovascular d…
Apr 2